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Local News

Local Zambia updates, community incidents, police news, court stories, and city developments.

Local News

Local Zambia updates, community incidents, police news, court stories, and city developments.

Three-Year-Old Boy Dies in Kalikiliki House Fire Local News

Three-Year-Old Boy Dies in Kalikiliki House Fire

  • Breaking News Zambia

A three-year-old boy has died after a house caught fire in Lusaka’s Kalikiliki Compound, despite his mother’s desperate efforts to save him. Police spokesperson Godfrey Chilabi identified the deceased as Tumelo Simangolwa, who lost his life after the family home was engulfed in…

Kasama man convicted for drug trafficking Local News

Kasama man convicted for drug trafficking

  • Breaking News Zambia

The Magistrate Court in Kasama has sentenced a 31-year-old man of Kasama District to 12 months imprisonment for trafficking in drugs. Before Senior Magistrate Willie Banda was Charles Kabwe who pleaded guilty to trafficking in drugs. This was in a case that came up for…

ZRU: Schools rugby is the future Local News

ZRU: Schools rugby is the future

  • Breaking News Zambia

Zambia Rugby Union [ZRU] Vice President Jeremiah Manda says the future of rugby in the country depends on grassroots development through schools tournaments. ‎ ‎Speaking during the two-day Sothylingam Super 7’s tournament at Lechwe School in Kitwe, Manda commended the school…

Scott gets 5 days national mourning Local News

Scott gets 5 days national mourning

  • Breaking News Zambia

CHOMBA MUSIKA, CHAMBO NG’UNI Lusaka, Kabwe PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has declared five days of national mourning in honour of former Vice-President Guy Scott, whose death at the age of 82 has triggered an outpouring of tributes from across Zambia and the southern African regio

Chiwempala traders get K10m from HH Local News

Chiwempala traders get K10m from HH

  • Breaking News Zambia

GOVERNMENT has started distributing the K10 million that President Hakainde Hichilema gave to the 2,300 traders who lost their goods in an inferno at Chiwempala market. Fire swept through the market in November last year, leaving assorted goods worth millions of Kwacha destroyed.